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DWR Banning Target Shooting, Campfires On WMAs Due To Fire Danger
The Utah Division of Wildlife Resources announced campfires and target shooting with a firearm will be temporarily banned on wildlife management areas due to wildfire risks. -
Jazz Sell Out First Game Since March 2020
More than 18,000 fans filed into Vivint Arena for Game 1 of the Western Conference Semifinals against the Los Angeles Clippers. -
Criminal Syndicate In Utah State Prison May Have Played Role In Theresa Greaves Murder
A criminal syndicate operating out of the Utah State Prison in the early 1980s might have played a role in the suspected murder of Theresa Rose Greaves nearly 40 years ago. -
Friends, Family Remember Two High School Graduates Who Died In Fiery Crash
Heartbroken friends remembered the lives of two recent high school graduates who were among the three people killed in a fiery car crash near Heber City. -
Utah Battles Worst Drought In The Last 50 Years
As the drought in Utah intensifies, a hydrologist with the Natural Resources Conservation Service reminded residents that the state's water supply will not rise again until next spring. In a year with average runoff, we would still be adding to our reservoirs, but this year, the runoff is drying up quickly. -
New Mobility Device Helps Toddlers With Disabilities Reach Milestones
When Claira Stanger is riding around on her Baby Bug, she may appear to be a toddler just having fun, but in this case, there's so much more going on than that. The new invention is helping the little girl learn and grow. -
Gephardt: Does Your Washing Machine Eat Your Missing Socks?
If it seems like your sock drawer has more singles than matched pairs, you are not alone. A study by Samsung estimated the average person loses about 15 socks every year. If missing socks drive you crazy, you might take comfort knowing they really can disappear in the wash, but how? -
Carbon County Wildfire Threatens Two Buildings
Air and ground resources are responding to a new wildfire near Price Canyon in Carbon County, which firefighters said is threatening at least two structures. -
Gov. Cox Issues New Executive Order On Utah Drought
Gov. Spencer Cox issued a new executive order on drought conditions in Utah, which includes limiting watering at state facilities and encouraging all residents to practice water conservation. He also called for a ban on fireworks for all state and unincorporated lands. -
Officials Identify Woman Who Died After Falling In Zion National Park
The identity of a woman who died after reportedly falling 50 to 80 feet while canyoneering in Zion National Park has been released.
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